Producer Evan

So I think the rotation, I think I have three guys that I trust.

The other two I don't really trust.

And then Sean Mania has kind of fallen off the face of the planet.

So I don't really know what's going on with him.

But then the lineup, I think...

despite the fact that literally the entire lineup is almost brand new outside of a couple.

I think Lindor, Soto, Bichette, Polanco, one through four, is a really solid top of the lineup.

Obviously, Robert, you're banking on him being out of another situation, kind of a bounce-back guy like Andrew Vaughn with the Brewers.

And then you've got Carson Bench, who you're banking on being a solid right fielder.

The DH spot is always going to be kind of tricky.

There you go.

It is one of those things where –

That's kind of maybe the reason why I'm more down on the Phillies and Yankees than maybe even their fans are, is you don't have the stink of like, oh man, these are all the same guys that just completely broke our heart last year.

You got brand new guys, and they smile once in a presser, and you're like, the vibes are already better than they were last year.

Juan Soto is walking around with Luis Robert.

It's such an instinctual thing when you're like, okay, the guy is Cuban, so I would imagine he's not just pronouncing it the super American way.

And then you're like, actually, he might.

I don't know.

but I think it's just, it truly is just, you know, the team let us down last, last year.

Obviously, as everybody knows at this point, you know, David Stern just completely exploded it and just, you know, built it up in his own image outside of maybe a couple areas where he kind of had to keep some guys, but all in all, it's just like, they haven't let me down yet.